Voters don’t want to see a repeat of Americans getting drawn into a foreign war while completely ignoring a bigger national security threat – our exploding national debt. 

As the end of daylight saving time looms this year, the U.S. Congress is still hung up on whether to make it permanent. A bill to do so hit a brick wall in the House last year, despite passing the Senate by unanimous consent. The bill, the Sunshine Protection Act, was reintroduced in March by...

The Supreme Court will decide whether to uphold a Trump-era ban on bump stocks, devices that convert semi-automatic weapons to fire more rapidly, the court announced Friday. The Trump administration imposed the rule after a gunman using a bump stock killed roughly 60 people and wounded hundreds of others attending a 2017 music festival on...

Recently, Rep. Mike Garcia (D-Calif.), alongside seven of his congressional colleagues, took an alarming step by sending a letter to President Biden. The letter calls for the separation of supplemental funding for Israel from a broader financial package that also includes aid for Ukraine. What makes this development particularly troubling is the increasing number of...

Earlier this week, the DeSoto County Sheriff's Office warned the public about a driver allegedly impersonating law enforcement officers in a Chevy Silverado equipped with red and blue lights.

The academic community's response to antisemitism on its own campuses has been not merely inadequate, it has come at the cost of the safety and security of Jewish students.

Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-N.Y.) said he mistakenly voted against a resolution Thursday condemning Hamas supporters on college campuses. “As a visible and vocal advocate against antisemitism on college campuses, especially in the wake of October 7th, I have submitted a correction for the record,” Torres wrote in a post on X, the platform formerly known...

Before Democrats celebrate their victories, they must be aware of two tools that facilitate gerrymandering when maps are drawn.

With daylight saving time for 2023 coming to an end Sunday, the majority of people in the U.S. will “fall back” one hour as standard time resumes. For most, this means an extra hour of rest coupled with less daylight in the evening, a trade-off that has long fuelled the debate as to whether daylight...